Finale 27.4,1, SmartScorePro 64, All of the Garritan Libraries, NotePerformer 5.0.1, 10TB other VIs ... 2023 M2 Mac Studio Ultra 192GB RAM, 8TB, macOS Sequoia 15.7.2 / Tahoe 26.1; Overture 5. Notion 6, Dorico Pro 6, MuseScore 4.5.x, Encore 5.0.7 over Mojave—2012 MBP, DP11, Logic Pro, BIAB Audiophile 2025… Conductor, Singer, Arranger, Composer (former bassist), Retired ASCAP. 40+ years experience solving Mac problems; spent years in Windows and UNIX support
Your score appears to be re-flowing automatically across pages. You can change this, https://usermanuals.finalemusic.com/Finale2012Win/Content/Finale/IDD_EDITOPTIONS.htm
. Audio to MIDI is nearly impossible. Once again, you are wrong. Many DAWs can do it with varying degrees of success but none of the cheapware can. See my earlier post about Melodyne. The lo...
Audacity is free and worth the price.
the closest I can get to a MIDI export is an SDS file… Not enough info. What are you exporting from? If Sibelius, there are ways to export so that Finale can import but you need to be specific ...
Update: I just got off the phone with Don Williams, Encore's original developer and owner/developer of SonicScores/Overture—he and I have been in touch for awhile. He has completed the purchase o...
Update: I just got off the phone with Don Williams, Encore's original developer and owner/developer of SonicScores/Overture—he and I have been in touch for awhile. He has completed the purchase o...
mp3 has nothing to do with this. Converting to .aif or .wav is easy but that won’t help either. There was a pitch to note function in older versions of Finale but a) it never worked very well and...
Of course it will. I can open files created in the first version of Finale from 1989. Yes, I’ve had to change fonts a few times over the years but they open. Otherwise, you’ve not given us any in...
Are you planning anything for us choral and opera composers? Yes, I know that what you have can be modified but still…
Although I dislike its workflow, there are many things to admire about the overall look of Dorico. A few old articles in Scoring Notes tell us how to achieve that same look in Finale but it’s time ...